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First Family History Facts

By Katherine Scott Sturdevant Premium

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GEORGE WASHINGTON never had children. Unlike the Thomas Jefferson/Sally Hemings case, there is still a consensus among historians that Washington did not fraternize with his slaves. Smallpox in his youth may have made Washington sterile. He played “surrogate father” in his role as a stepfather, uncle, general, president and “father of his country.” JOHN ADAMS View Website VIP Subscription

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